LASME – ENGINEERING SIMULATION AND METHODS LABORATORY
LAASC – ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS AND COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION LABORATORY
LIG – UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTER LABORATORY
LMP – MONITORING AND PROCESSING LABORATORY
LMN – NUMERICAL METHODS LABORATORY
LIN – NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION LABORATORY
LANCER - ANALYSIS LABORATORY NEUTRONIC AND COMPUTATIONAL OF REACTORS
The Engineering Simulation and Methods Laboratory has two Novell networks aiming to implement the computational algorithms developed by basic research.
The areas currently in activity in this laboratory are:
Software prototypes in the areas described in items (1) and (3) are already implemented in LASME’s Novell networks.
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LANCER's mission is to contribute to the Nuclear Engineering Program, training human resources at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, aiming to train highly qualified professionals to work in the nuclear industry, as well as in the academic-scientific area, mainly with regard to the area of Reactor Physics, focused on the development and improvement of deterministic models for neutronic calculations of the most diverse types of reactors. The laboratory has been dedicated to the development of computational systems and deterministic models that contribute to accident mitigation and operational improvement of both PWR-type nuclear power reactors, as well as current designs for SMR-type reactors.
LANCER currently has an infrastructure of approximately 70m2 of area and several high-performance computers for simulation and computational modeling in Reactor Physics, aiming to develop research in the following areas:
Physics of Nuclear Reactors
